Higher demand leads to higher prices and inflation, impacting employment levels.
The article discusses how companies decide on prices to make the most profit, considering factors like demand and costs. When demand or costs are high, prices tend to be higher too. In a market where all companies set their own prices, there is a stable price point where prices stay the same. This can lead to a level of employment that might not be full. The model also explains how inflation and rising unemployment can happen.